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Bringing together older and younger people is successful as it enlivens us all – writes Dr Jane Morris

Dr Jane Morris, chair of RCPsych in Scotland has spoken about the fact she’s tried to retire three times from psychiatry but how she keeps finding herself back in the profession.

New Perinatal Bursary Scheme will help mothers seeking specialist mental health services

A new bursary scheme that will fund training in perinatal mental health for psychiatrists will benefit mothers seeking specialist treatment across England.

My interest in psychiatry

Ishbel Kempton is a year 12 student currently preparing for her A-Levels. She is determined to pursue a career in psychiatry and here reflects on where her interest stems from, her experiences so and plans for the future.

Routes to registration

This page contains information on how the recently announced General Medical Council (GMC) policy changes can impact on your certification.

Introducing the Reasonable Adjustments and Beyond guidance

An introduction to our guidance for employers to support members of staff with disabilities.

Support us

Find out how you can help support the Royal College of Psychiatrists' important work in mental health through making a donation, promoting the work of psychiatry or leaving a gift in your will.

Medical psychotherapy member support

General information on the Faculty.

Autism Champion blog: Autism in clinical practice – two great challenges (September 2022)

Our Autism Champion Dr Conor Davidson speaks about the two great challenges facing psychiatrists in the field of adult autism.

Dealing with difficult colleagues

Find out how to work well with difficult colleagues - including senior and junior colleagues, as well as trainees and peers.

Professor Nandini Chakraborty

Professor Nandini Chakraborty is a consultant in early intervention in psychosis who featured in the '25 Women' project that celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Women and Mental Health Special Interest Group.